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Promote Forest Health for a Stable Bio-Economy Understand and Separate Wood Components Create and Commercialize New Bioproducts

Research Library

FBRI’s faculty and student research library includes published articles as well as selected faculty and student presentations.


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Document IconEffects of intensive forest management on stand and landscape characteristics in northern New Brunswick, Canada
Bob Wagner, Jeremy Wilson
08/23/2005
Document IconEvaluating logger certification attitudes and preferences: A Minnesota case study
Jessica Leahy
01/20/2007
Document IconEvaluation of Beech Biomass Harvest Systems for Improvement of Low Quality Beech-Dominated Hardwood Stands in Maine
Bob Wagner, Jeff Benjamin
10/11/2007
Document IconEvaluation of load transfer in the cellulosic fiber/polymer interphase using a micro-raman tensile test
Douglas Gardner, Stephen Shaler
01/01/2007
Document IconFabrication of Chopper for Particle Beam Instrument
Brian Frederick
08/24/2004
Document IconFlexibility in forest management: managing uncertainty in Douglas-fir forests of the Pacific Northwest
Jeremy Wilson
03/21/2000
Document IconHarvesting Biomass to Improve Low-Value Beech Dominated Hardwood Stands in Maine
Bob Wagner, Charles Coup, Jeff Benjamin
06/23/2008
Document IconHemicellulose Pre-Extraction of Hardwood
Adriaan van Heiningen, Sefik Tunc
05/03/2007
Document IconHuman Dimensions Thrust
Jessica Leahy
08/06/2007
Document IconHygro-mechanical behavior of red spruce in tension parallel to the grain
Stephen Shaler
09/01/2004
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FBRI Presentations

Below you will find introductions to FBRI research areas. These presentations were part of the American Association for the Advancement of Science program review (August 2007).

 

Introduction to FBRI Stephen Shaler

 

Theme I - Promote Forest Health

Bob Wagner

 

Theme II - Understand Wood Components

David Neivandt

 

Theme III- Create New Bioproducts

Hemant Pendse

 

Nanotechnology Research Doug Bousfield

 

Human Dimensions Research

Jessica Leahy

 

Thermal Research

Clayton Wheeler

 
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This project is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. EPS-0554545 This project is supported by the Department of Energy EPSCoR program under award number DE-FG02-07ER46373